Tyco Jacknife Stunt Rig (2001) Release Dates and Regional Names: North America: 2001 - Tyco Jacknife Stunt Rig Europe: 2001 - Tyco Jacknife Stunt Rig Australia: 2001 - Tyco Jacknife Stunt Rig Japan: Not released Manufacturer: Tyco Publisher: Tyco Developer: Taiyo (Japan) Type: Remote Control Vehicle Media: Plastic RC truck with trailer (includes TMH FlexPak battery system) Controller: Handheld transmitter Gameplay and Plot: Tyco Jacknife Stunt Rig, released in 2001 in North America, is a stunt-performing radio control truck designed for high-impact play. Players control the dual-motor front cab with tank-style steering to perform tricks like 360-degree cab spins, moonwalks, nosegrinds, and switchbacks, while the loosely attached trailer enables jackknifing crashes and spins. The plot revolves around chaotic backyard stunts and races. Features nitro-style speed and climbing power. Single or multiplayer. Saves via none; battery-powered. Key Features: Modes: Free play Mechanics: Tank steering, stunt activation, trailer detachment Characters: N/A Missions: N/A (open-ended stunts) Unique: Trailer for jackknifing effects Controls: Transmitter (forward, turn, stunt buttons) Game Length: Main Story: N/A Completionist: Unlimited play sessions Sales Numbers: Not publicly available. Technical Specifications: Media: Plastic RC vehicle Resolution: N/A Save System: None Audio: None System: Battery-powered (1 9V for transmitter, 1 TMH FlexPak for vehicle) Back of the Box Description: The ultimate stunt rig! Jacknife is super-tough for wild tricks, blazing speed, and awesome climbing power. Does stunts no other R/C truck can! Additional Details: Mechanics: Dual motors, loose trailer hitch Multiplayer: Up to 2 players Difficulty: Moderate Development: Taiyo for Tyco Localization: English Age Rating: 8+ Technical Notes: Load Times: N/A Issues: Batteries not included Features: 360 cab spins, moonwalk reverse Requirements: 9V and FlexPak batteries Historical Context: Released in 2001, priced at $49.99 USD, Tyco Jacknife Stunt Rig was a hit for its crash-proof design and stunt focus, distinguishing it from the 1996 transforming model. Praised for backyard fun, it's nostalgic for early 2000s RC enthusiasts. Did You Know? Trailer detaches for spins. Tank steering for precise control. Nitro-inspired acceleration. Manufactured in Japan by Taiyo. Includes stunt modes like nosegrind.